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EPISODE · May 20, 2013 · 1H 52M

Episode 149: Senate Sub-Committee on the RAID Act

from Cast In Wax · host Jordan D. White

An archival government recording of the Senate Sub-Committee hearings on the RAID act, the Radical Action in Insect Destruction act, chaired by Senator Bob Applepie of Vermont and including Senator John Jacob Jingle of the South, and future Senator Smith-Smith of Nebraska 7 (formerly New York). Testafying before the committee is Jordan D. White, an editor from New York who was instrumental in the drafting of the bill. Evidence presented: EIGHT episodes of This Day in History and Where Are They Now In History, featuring oddly precient and relevant updates! An all-new episode of Frank Advice in which Frank Allen gives advice to people on the internet along with torture expert, Dot Small! Another Lesson from the Life of Nathan Van Etten in which Nathan shows how useful he is in an emergency! The fifth episode of Annie Italic, Girl Reporter, in which our fourth-estate femme investigates a civil war reenactment! A quickie ukulele cover of the Sesame Street song "Ladybug Picnic"! Twelve! Download it now! And, please, send us your questions, comments, suggestions, and condolences to [email protected]! As text or MP3s! We're not picky!

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